Both Carnegie and Rockefeller
were the biggest businessmen and the riches in the 20th century. After
all their great amount of profits garnered, both had individually decided to embark
in a journey of charities. Carnegie had charity contributions that were made
into school such as the Carnegie Institution, Tuskegee Instituion, and a lot
more. He was dubbed as the patron saints of libraries and decided to set up
more charitable foundations. Rockefeller on the other had a lot of charities
and activities that gave away his excess money into charitable causes. He too
had built schools by starting to build University of Chicago.
But with all their
charitable and business contributions, I would say I like Carnegie more because
it gave away of a lot of technologies we know of today and he is working on a
principle he deeply believes in that after gaining your wealth you should contribute
this wealth for the general welfare. However, Rockefeller too was great and
focused his contributions on public service.
Answer:
Wilbur cannot rescind the contract based on his unilateral mistake.
Explanation:
Lets suppose that I made an offer of $1000 which you accepted to buy my car on a phone call for $1000 and later in the same day a person offered me more money for the same car and I sold the car to him. You went to court and I said that I mistakenly made an offer of $1000 which means that every person who revoke the clauses will make lame excuses in the court. If this act is permitted then the law gives the people free hand whatever they desire to do with the contract. So for this reason this act was considered unethical and the court said that the mistakes that are unilateral are not be rescind.
Barbara's behavior is trying to employ self fulfilling prophecy in which she tries fulfill her expectations in which she wants herself to be recognized by her co-workers as a professional. This usually happens with the person's beliefs or behavior that he or she is applying or the individual's way of doing, in hopes to make his or her beliefs to come true.
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